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Brenda Carter
Obituary
Brenda Carter ROCK HILL - Brenda Carter, 70, of Rock Hill, passed away at Piedmont Medical on June 3, 2017. She was preceded in death by her mother, Dorothy Carter and father, Brady Carter; sisters, Gayle Pridemore and Terri Jackson; brother, Michael Carter; brothers-in-law, Donnie Pridemore and Marty Leary. She is survived by her sisters, Carolyn Smith (Mack) of Pageland, S.C., Laurie Leary of Rock Hill and Ding Carter; and her nieces and nephews. There will be no services at her request. Memorials can be made to the American Cancer Society or Humane Society of York County.
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Kay Manning (Elrod)
Ann Bagley Elliott writes:
Oak wood Acers. Brenda was full of life .
Kay Manning (Elrod)
Dee Ratterree Nobles writes:
I am so sorry to hear about Brenda. She was a joy to be around. Always funny. I always wanted to make sure I was on her volleyball or basketball team. She was so athletic and knew our team would win and we did.
Kay Manning (Elrod)
Ellen Horn Hood writes:
Sad to inform you all that a former RHHS classmate has past away. I saw on Facebook that Brenda Carter had past around 8:30 p.m. yesterday. It was first posted by her younger sister Laurie Carter Leary and moments later by her older sister, Carolyn Carter Smith. Brenda was a neighbor and friend and classmate for years. She had an undeniable great personality that had us laughing in and out of class and she loved sports.
Kay Manning (Elrod)
George Crow writes:
So sorry to hear. Thanks for sharing, Becky.
Stephanie Griffith (Commings)
I am so sorry to hear about Brenda. She was such a nice person. She had a gift of making me laugh, and what an athlete! She will be missed.
Linda Hunter (Carroll Helms)
So,sorry to read about Brenda loved her and all of her family.she had a wonderful Mom and family..such a freeLinda Hunter (Carroll Helms)
Spirit would see her At Pet Smart..Bob Finley
I just came on board and sad to see that Brenda had passed. My post is late but as a high school Bearcat, she was an incredible athlete. She never got tired and could probably outplay a lot of men. She was an awesome Bearcat!
Jim Barrett
Brenda was my first cousin and we grew up together on Rockwood Dr. She was a natural athlete and a naturally funny person, always kept me laughing. We were close through all the years. It's a little over a year since she passed away and I miss her everyday.
Laurena Hutto (Taylor)
Brenda was a wonderful person...honest as the day was long, good sport in character and abilitity. Had a great sense of humor and was loved by many. She will be missed by all who had the pleasure to know her.